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Three faults, all found by running against the live verifier rather than by reading the spec.

floor is not in FDC's jq subset

Every request returned INVALID JQ FILTER — an error naming the category and nothing else.

This matters more than it looks. Without floor, the obvious workaround is tostring | split(".") | .[0] | tonumber — but at 1e18 the number renders in scientific notation, where that returns the leading digit alone. A price wrong by sixteen orders of magnitude, handed to the enclave as fact.

So the reading now carries its own scale — (source, value, decimals, timestamp) — and the contract widens it to 1e18. Exact at a modest scale, and the shape FTSO already reports in. Decimals above 18 revert rather than truncate.

The round id came from a stale block

getBlock({blockNumber}) on a load-balanced public RPC can be answered by a lagging node. One returned a block 6.7 hours old, so the derived round was already finalized but contained no proof — the keeper polled a round that could never produce anything, then timed out.

Now looked up by block hash, which either returns that exact block or fails loudly.

Retrying a rate-limited API every 15s

The public price APIs rate-limit the verifier's shared IP, so rejections are transient — and retrying every poll interval is the one response guaranteed to keep it rejected. Failed attempts back off for a minute.

Also

keeper/.env.example and --env-file-if-exists on npm start, so keeper config lives in a gitignored file instead of whatever the operator last exported.

Verified live

  • Verifier returns VALID for the new filter and signature
  • Keeper now computes the current round (1424988 == chain-derived 1424988)
  • 98 Solidity · 80 Go · 37 keeper · 30 frontend tests pass

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  • New Features

    • Attestation readings now include their source, decimal precision, and observation timestamp.
    • Readings are normalized to 18-decimal precision, with invalid precision values rejected.
    • Failed attestation attempts are automatically throttled with a one-minute retry delay.
    • Keeper setup now supports optional environment configuration and documented alerting settings.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved attestation tracking and block identification for more reliable processing.
  • Documentation

    • Updated deployment information and documented the required attestation response format.

Three faults found by running it against the live verifier rather than by
reading the spec.

The jq used `floor`, which FDC rejects
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FDC permits a restricted jq subset and `floor` is not in it, so every request
came back `INVALID JQ FILTER` — an error that names the category and nothing
else. Rounding a float to 1e18 inside jq is not merely awkward without `floor`:
the string-truncation workaround operates on a number large enough to render in
scientific notation, where `split(".") | .[0]` silently returns the leading
digit alone. A price wrong by sixteen orders of magnitude would then be handed
to the enclave as fact.

So the reading now carries its own scale — `(source, value, decimals,
timestamp)` — and the contract widens it to 1e18. That is exact at a modest
scale (FLR near $0.006 gives a six-digit integer that jq never renders in
exponent form), and it is the shape FTSO already reports in. Decimals above 18
are rejected rather than truncated, because scaling down would discard the very
precision the comparison depends on.

The round id came from a stale block
------------------------------------
`getBlock({blockNumber})` against a load-balanced public RPC can be answered by
a lagging node. One returned a block 6.7 hours old, so the derived round id was
6.7 hours in the past — already finalized, but containing no proof, so the wait
timed out having polled a round that could never produce anything. The lookup is
now by block hash, which either returns that exact block or fails loudly.

Retrying a rate-limited API every 15 seconds
--------------------------------------------
The public price APIs rate-limit the verifier's shared IP, so a rejection is
usually transient — and retrying every poll interval is the one response
guaranteed to keep it rejected. Failed attempts now back off for a minute.

Also adds `keeper/.env.example` and `--env-file-if-exists` to `npm start`, so
the keeper's configuration lives in a gitignored file rather than in whatever
the operator last exported.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The PR adds decimal-aware Web2 attestation payloads, normalizes readings to 1e18 in WraithOrders, adds keeper retry backoff, updates block handling and configuration, and refreshes deployment documentation.

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Web2 attestation flow

Layer / File(s) Summary
Contract normalization and verification
contracts/src/WraithOrders.sol, contracts/test/WraithOrders.t.sol, README.md
WraithOrders now accepts (source, value, decimals, timestamp), rejects decimals above 18, and scales readings to 1e18. Tests cover eight-decimal, 18-decimal, and invalid readings. Coston2 deployment details were updated.
Keeper attestation payload
keeper/src/attest.js, keeper/test/attest.test.js
The keeper emits raw values with decimal precision. The default jq transformation truncates prices to eight decimals. Tests validate the new payload.
Keeper retry and block handling
keeper/src/index.js, keeper/src/attest.js, keeper/test/attest.test.js, keeper/.env.example, keeper/package.json
Attestation retries use a 60-second backoff. Block lookup uses the receipt hash. Logs include block timestamps. Optional .env loading and a complete environment template were added.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 961a8

A failed refresh can leave an expired attestation available for submission, allowing stale Web2 data to be used for order evaluation. The PR is not merge-ready until the suppressed-retry path returns no attestation and the stale-value case is tested.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Keeper
  participant FDC
  participant WraithOrders
  participant TEE
  Keeper->>FDC: request Web2 attestation
  FDC-->>Keeper: return source, value, decimals, timestamp
  Keeper->>WraithOrders: submit attestation payload
  WraithOrders->>WraithOrders: validate decimals and scale value
  WraithOrders->>TEE: forward normalized 1e18 reading
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keeper/test/attest.test.js (1)

117-131: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Pin the retry test to the one-minute boundary.

The current assertions pass for many backoff values between 5 seconds and 120 seconds. Add checks at 59,999 ms and 60,000 ms so the tests protect RETRY_BACKOFF_MS = 60 * 1000.

Suggested test adjustment
 test("shouldRetryAttestation waits after a failure", () => {
-  assert.strictEqual(shouldRetryAttestation(1_000, 1_000 + 5_000), false);
+  assert.strictEqual(shouldRetryAttestation(1_000, 1_000 + 59_999), false);
+  assert.strictEqual(shouldRetryAttestation(1_000, 1_000 + 60_000), true);
 });
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In `@keeper/test/attest.test.js` around lines 117 - 131, Update the
shouldRetryAttestation tests to assert the exact RETRY_BACKOFF_MS boundary: a
59,999 ms elapsed interval must not retry, while 60,000 ms must retry; retain
the existing first-attempt coverage.
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Inline comments:
In `@keeper/src/index.js`:
- Around line 121-123: Update the retry-suppression branch in the attestation
refresh flow, using shouldRetryAttestation and isAttestationFresh, so a stale
non-null attestation is cleared and null is returned when refresh is
backoff-suppressed; preserve fresh attestation returns and successful refresh
behavior, and add a regression test covering the stale-attestation case.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@keeper/test/attest.test.js`:
- Around line 117-131: Update the shouldRetryAttestation tests to assert the
exact RETRY_BACKOFF_MS boundary: a 59,999 ms elapsed interval must not retry,
while 60,000 ms must retry; retain the existing first-attempt coverage.
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